Harem And Reverse Harem
A man who is surrounded by women but can not decide which one to marry or which one to date.
Typically, a Japanese schoolboy is either incredibly intelligent, exceedingly kind, or simply a badass.
The protagonist of a reverse harem is courted by women and/or gay men, as opposed to a "straight" harem.
In a reverse harem, female heroines are courted by a group of men and/or lesbians, usually seven or more.
Personality
He/Him
- He's clever, and he makes you laugh.
- He is a strong supporter of your career.
- He puts in the same amount of effort with your friends and family as you put in with his.
- He's emotionally intelligent; he values your thoughts and listens to what you have to say.
- He's willing to put up the work and is proud of your achievements.
- He holds the same ideals as you.
She/Her
- Miss Innocent is a believer in practically everything, and she is unlikely to be aware of others' ulterior agendas.
- She can give her opinion on almost anything and spends her free time reading novels.
- Miss Motherly will most likely be a fine mother to your children, and she is wise beyond her years.
- Miss Adventurous enjoys many of the same activities as most guys.
- She is the one in the driver's seat, and she places great importance on her career.
- She's lovely, humorous, and sweet.
Dating
Rascal Does Not Dream Of Bunny Girl Senpai: A First Date That Isn't A Date?
To say the least, Sakuta and Mai had an unusual first encounter. Sakuta notices Mai disguised as a bunny girl roaming about the public library, and they become entangled, eventually leading to them becoming in a relationship.
Surprisingly, even though neither of them puts a label on it at first, the two move rather quickly on that front.
As early as episode two, Sakuta and Mai embark on a date (though Mai denies it) to experiment with the strange circumstances surrounding the bunny girl's appearance.
Sakuta expresses his love for Mai in the next episode, and she accepts his sentiments in the next, making them an official relationship for the rest of the season.
LOVE: Kiss Him, Not Me - The Heroine Desires For The Boys To Date One Another
Kiss Him, Not Me, has been a popular romance animation for a few years now. The protagonist is an otaku who loses a lot of weight after a sad scene in her favorite anime, causing her to attract a lot of attention at school.
On the other hand, Ai is not looking for a boyfriend and would rather see the lads in her neighborhood dating each other. The series' conclusion is manga-only, but it doesn't scrimp on the main character's transformation.
Conclusion
A Japanese schoolboy is either exceptionally bright, incredibly kind, or simply a badass. As early as episode two, Sakuta and Mai embark on a date (though Mai denies it) to experiment with the strange circumstances surrounding the bunny girl's appearance. They become entangled, which leads to their forming a romance.
Kiss Him, Not Me is a well-known romantic comedy. After a tragic sequence in her favorite anime, the main character loses a lot of weight. The series' ending is manga-only, yet the main character's development isn't hampered in any way.
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